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Mark Finchem, Republican candidate for Arizona Secretary of State, spoke to independent journalist José Borrajero about what it means to serve the community as Secretary of State. Watch now:

Arizona state representative Mark Finchem has opened up a six point lead over his Democrat opponent in the secretary of state race that will be decided by the voters in November. The new poll, conducted by the Trafalgar Group, shows Finchem with 47.5 percent support while his opponent, former Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes, has

(Originally posted on Seeing Red AZ) The old adage, ‘Never argue with a man who buys ink by the barrel’ was once considered a truism. Today we know that print newspapers are a dying breed. The far-left Arizona Republic definitely exemplifies that fact.  Its antics are increasingly desperate as we near the November General Election.

Mark Finchem, Republican Nominee for Arizona Secretary of State, joined Steve Gruber on Real America’s Voice to talk about Governor Ron DeSantis sending illegal immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard and the hypocrisy of the Democrats attacking the move. Watch now: Continue Reading:

Mark Finchem, the Republican nominee for Arizona Secretary of State, spoke to John Hook on Newsmaker Saturday about why he is running and his qualifications. In the interview, Mark spoke to John about the need to make it easy to vote but hard to cheat, to secure our elections, and prosecute criminal acts. “As your

Mark Finchem speaks live with Steve Bannon at the Election Integrity Conference to talk about the bipartisan concerns about election fraud, and what concerned voters can do:

Mark Finchem, Republican nominee for Arizona Secretary of State, joined Steve Bannon for an interview on Bannon’s War Room on September 2nd. In the interview, Finchem gave his assessment of Biden’s “Nuremberg”-style Philadelphia speech, condemning Biden’s blanket attack on Republican voters and expounding on the need to “Make America Great Again above all others,” and

If you plan to vote in the November election, you must register to vote or update your voter registration by October 11th. Arizona offers three options for registering to vote or updating your registration: online, by mail, or in person at your County Recorder’s office. General Requirements To vote in Arizona, you must: Proof of

Rep. Mark Finchem, Republican nominee for Arizona Secretary of State, joined the Jeff Oravits Show to discuss the importance of the Secretary of State position. In the interview, Finchem and Oravits talk about the mismanagement of Arizona elections, the importance of defeating Adrian Fontes, and holding bad actors accountable to the law, among other topics.